We look at how an Obama presidency could affect the U.S.’s relations with Iran, and what we should look for in Iran’s own elections happening next year. Robert Powell is Middle East Analyst for the Economist Intelligence Unit.
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Comments [1]
Why is Ahmendinejab always brought up? He is NOT the Supreme Leader and does not control the military.
You wonder why Iran play so much role in American politics? Are you kidding me? I got two answers for you.
1. OIL
2. AIPAC
Oil and Israll control all of our foreign policy. Fortunately Obama's 50 state strategy have made the Southern Florida (AIPAC) impact null.
It's over.
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